- iRhythm reported retrospective analyses presented at ACC 2026 showing high rates of clinically actionable arrhythmias detected with its 14-day Zio ambulatory ECG monitoring across cardiovascular-kidney-metabolic risk groups.
- In a cohort of 657,147 monitored individuals, age-adjusted clinically actionable arrhythmias were found in 48% of patients with chronic kidney disease, versus 35% in patients with neither chronic kidney disease nor diabetes.
- Separate ACC 2026 analysis of 162,531 monitored individuals linked higher body weight to higher atrial fibrillation detection, rising to 6.5% in severe obesity from 4.5% in normal or underweight patients.
- Launch of iRhythm Academy expanded clinician education offerings focused on ambulatory cardiac monitoring.
- Upcoming MyZio mobile app update adds Spanish-language functionality to support patient use during monitoring.
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